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The ancient, volatile Christian ideas behind Trump’s obsession with blood

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An exhibition in Los Angeles traces the meaning of blood in art, with powerful lessons for the present political moment.

In the galleries: Women artists explore global connections with Italy

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Women artists in four shows explore cultural connections, social impacts of murals, internal reflection and meditation, and giving new life to used objects

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Trump can’t remember much. He hopes you won’t be able to, either.

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Will we forget just how crazy things were when he was in the White House?

Election 2024 latest news: Biden wrapping up lucrative New York fundraising swing

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Live updates from the 2024 campaign trail with the latest news on presidential candidates, polls, primaries and more.

Russia strikes power plants in heavy blow to Ukrainian electric grid

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Russia unleashed a fierce barrage of missiles and drones that damaged energy infrastructure in at least six regions of Ukraine and forced emergency power shutdowns in some areas.

North Carolina was in it for the long haul, but the end came quickly

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Top-seeded North Carolina, led by Armando Bacot and RJ Davis, saw a successful run come to a sudden end against Alabama on Thursday in the NCAA tournament.

The last days of Boston Market

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At one of the last remaining locations of Boston Market, the once high-flying chicken chain’s fortunes look low.

These two GOP Senate candidates exemplify today’s political squalor

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With Kari Lake and Bernie Moreno, conservatives must choose between two awful outcomes: Losing the Senate or losing GOP conservatism.

What to watch with your kids: ‘Godzilla x Kong,’ ‘Cat and Dog’ and more

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Common Sense Media reviews of “Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire,” “Cat and Dog,” “3 Body Problem” and “Morphle and the Magic Pets.”

Trump the huckster

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Ann Telnaes cartoon on Donald Trump’s ‘God Bless the USA’ Bibles.

A ‘divinely created’ being: States try to define fetal personhood

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Since Roe v. Wade was overturned, nearly two dozen states have considered legislation declaring a fetus — or even an embryo — a person with distinct rights.

Nobel laureate Daniel Kahneman taught us that money isn’t always about math

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A pioneer of behavioral economics, he upended the idea that financial decisions are governed by logic. Here are six ways his insights can lead to better choices.

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Middle East conflict live updates: Strike in Syria; Netanyahu tells hostage families Israel’s preparing Rafah attack

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During a meeting with families of kidnapped soldiers, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel was preparing to send troops into the southern Gaza city.

10 takeaways from Beyoncé’s ‘Cowboy Carter’

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Beyonce’s new album, “Cowboy Carter,” is a big one: 27 tracks, almost 80 minutes, and guest stars including Linda Martell, Miley Cyrus, Post Malone, and more.

Liberals must not use illiberal means to defeat Trumpism

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Trying to take down for former president by any means available might backfire.

At a new Georgetown spot, $12 gets you a burger with a French accent

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At La Bonne Vache, two couples with different ideas create a restaurant in Georgetown that casts a wider net with French fare and burgers.

March Madness highlights: Alabama rallies to bounce UNC; Illinois holds off Iowa State

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The top-seeded Connecticut freight train roared past San Diego State in a NCAA championship game rematch, while Alabama, Illinois and Clemson joined U-Conn. in the region finals.

Purdue keeps trying, even amid Final Four drought that spans generations

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Purdue hasn’t been to a Final Four since 1980 and has been upset by lower-seeded teams several times in recent years, but it’s choosing optimism before a Sweet 16 game against Gonzaga.

Why the NCAA women’s tournament could think bigger than Albany and Portland

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Women’s basketball is increasing in popularity, and its future NCAA tournament regional sites could reflect that.

Yale’s band missed the NCAA tournament. Idaho Vandals stepped in.

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The University of Idaho’s marching band filled in during Yale University’s two NCAA Tournament games after its own students were on spring break.

Once wary of extremist violence, Europe now fears extremism in politics

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Europe sees the threat as less about extremists carrying out violent attacks than about undemocratic ideology spreading through society.

The meaning of Hagar

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The Bible’s human authors put characters in play for a reason. What were they trying to tell us with the servant girl cast in the wilderness?

Baltimore bridge collapse live updates: Massive crane makes its way to crash site to aid cleanup efforts

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Efforts are underway to remove the wreckage of the Francis Scott Key Bridge. Officials said reopening the Port of Baltimore is the top priority.

Van Hollen pushes Israel for more Gaza aid and against ‘war crimes’

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Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) discusses his criticism of Israel and prods President Biden to withhold offensive arms if it continues blocking aid to Gaza.

Wait, does America suddenly have a record number of bees?

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Hidden deep within the latest Census of Agriculture lurks a shocking fact: The United States has more bee colonies than ever before. Is it true? What happened?

Can we have kids AND nice things?

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Should parents put off creating the home of their dreams, knowing that a toddler will draw on all of it?

My toilet is sweating. What can I do to stop the condensation?

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When condensation forms on the outside of a toilet, it’s because the tank is cold — typically because the incoming water is cold — and the air nearby is warm.

Judge dismisses lawsuit against D.C. ranked-choice voting ballot measure

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There are still several steps ahead before Initiative 83 reaches the ballot or becomes law.

‘Jerrod Carmichael Reality Show’ is a riveting — and risky — experiment

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The comedian’s experimental and frequently unflattering docuseries picks up in the immediate aftermath of his Emmy-winning special, “Rothaniel.”

Covid changed how we spend: More YOLO splurging but less saving

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The pandemic has changed the way Americans think about money. They’re saving less but vacationing more, splurging on concerts and sporting events.